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Articles on Personal Injury Claims from our blog.
We’re all missing social contact at the moment. One group missing their get-togethers is musicians. Some duos have managed to perform simultaneously by sitting at opposite ends of long couches. Beyond that, with the time delay that comes with platforms such as Zoom, you can’t easily have groups of musicians who are remote from each …
3 Reasons not to put off consulting a Solicitor even during lockdownRead More
Having your life disrupted by injury is bound to generate a lot of worries and questions. The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has published a downloadable booklet. It centres on how, if you have suffered injury as a result of someone else’s negligence, you may be able to claim compensation and get assistance with …
‘Tis the season for parties and celebration – and, for many, this includes a work-organised Christmas event. A work Christmas event is something that many employees look forward to and is a great way to celebrate the end of the year with colleagues and keep morale up in the often busy run up to Christmas. …
It is a sad but inevitable fact that every day of the week people find themselves involved in road traffic accidents. The consequences can vary from minor scratches to car, driver or passenger to the complete destruction of your vehicle and serious personal injury. At a time which can be physically and emotionally distressing, it …
Road traffic accidents (What to do when an accident occurs)Read More
Taking a few extra seconds before any car journey could help to minimise the risk of injury to the driver and any passengers. The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) is urging vehicle travellers to “Do the Headrest Test” and protect themselves, by ensuring that their headrests are in the correct position. This is APIL’s …
Reduce your risk of Whiplash Injury by doing the Head Rest TestRead More
According to comScore, 50% of all online searches will be conducted by voice by 2020. 40% of adults already use voice search at least once per day (according to Location World). Sound (sorry) advice for websites wanting to optimise for voice search – which is good advice about how to write website content, generally – …
2 major changes for personal injury litigation from new Scottish legislationRead More
This might seem like a very simple question. Too simple, even. But insurance is often confusing. We find that people don’t always readily understand what different types of insurance are intended to do. Apart from that, many people have Legal Expenses Insurance (LEI) and don’t know it. And, apart from that, we’re not always very …
One copywriting formula for drafting a magnetic headline for an article employs the Four U approach. The headline should be: Useful Ultra-specific Unique Urgent We like Demian Farnworth’s explanation of this system, building an example headline with all 4 elements. “How to wash dishes”. Technically, that’s a “useful” headline but it’s too generic to move readers …
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In accordance with Government guidelines, and to ensure the health and well-being of our Staff and the wider community, our offices in Elgin and Forres are now closed to the public until further notice.
However, we are still here to help you. We have a very small, core team remaining at each office and the bulk of our legal and property teams are working remotely and are available to assist you by way of telephone, video call or email.
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Those members of our team who are working remotely remain contactable on their direct dial numbers and email. If the person who was dealing with your business is not currently working then your call or email is being diverted to the person progressing matters for you.
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If we all take good care of ourselves, our families, our friends and our neighbours, we are sure that together we will come through this difficult time.
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